Exam 15: The Origin of Species
Exam 1: The Nature of Science and the Characteristics of Life80 Questions
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Exam 15: The Origin of Species76 Questions
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Exam 17: Biological Diversity, Bacteria, and Archaea80 Questions
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Exam 19: Animalia80 Questions
Exam 20: The Biosphere88 Questions
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Some scientists believe that amphibians may be the victims of the next mass extinction.If this does occur,other classes of animals may adapt to the ecological niches vacated by the amphibians in a process called ________.
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Why have the two plant populations depicted in the following diagram become so different in the time they were separated by the ocean? 

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Terrestrial plants radiated onto land because of a mass extinction.
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Grizzly bears,whales,mice,and humans are very different genotypically and phenotypically.However,they do share some genotypic and phenotypic traits because they
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Geographic isolation limits the ________ between populations of a species.
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A ________ species may exist when an organism's range loops around a geographic barrier.Neighboring populations in the range mate,but populations on opposite sides of the barrier cannot mate.
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In the example below,two new species are created as a result of ________ speciation.


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A large population of animals is split in two by a physical barrier.Over time,the genetic makeup of the two resulting populations becomes more and more different,until each population becomes a separate species.This is an example of
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Sympatric speciation requires geographic isolation of populations.
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The failure of the gametes to fuse is a prezygotic barrier to reproduction.
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If organisms are categorized as a species by the morphological species concept,they will not be categorized as a species by the biological species concept.
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Before the cultivation of the apple tree,apple maggot flies laid their eggs exclusively on the fruit of Hawthorne trees.As apple orchards became more prominent,apple maggot flies began to lay their eggs on both the fruit of the Hawthorne tree and the fruit of cultivated apple trees.Now,apple maggot flies that live on apple trees mate and lay their eggs at different times of the year than apple maggot flies that live on Hawthorne trees.Is this an example of reproductive isolation?
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Which of the following does NOT contribute to the biodiversity seen on islands?
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Vertebrates,animals with backbones,and arthropods,including insects,are only distantly related.The arthropod eye evolved independently of the vertebrate eye.Therefore,the arthropod eye and the vertebrate eye are ________ structures in relation to each other.
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Speciation as a result of geographic isolation generally occurs at a ________ rate than speciation as a result of polyploidy.
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